"I love subtextual film criticism, especially when it's fun, when a guy knows how to write in a readable, charming way. What I love the most about it is that it doesn't have a f---ing thing to do with what the writer or the actor or the filmmakers intended. It just has to work. And if you can make your case with as few exceptions as possible, then that's great."
-- Quentin Tarantino, in Sight & Sound, February, 2008

Has anyone read any reviews of Brick that seem like the reviewer is trying to find something below the surface that either isn't there, or wasn't intended?

Lately i've read so many different interpretations of 'No Country for Old Men' that i'd be interested to hear exactly what Cormac McCarthy or the Coens think.

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